Hong Kong Police have initiated a three-week operation focused on enforcing traffic laws related to distracted driving and pedestrian violations. This crackdown follows a concerning increase in fatal road accidents recorded during the first six months of the year. Police announced the operation at a press conference on Wednesday, stating it began Monday and aims to address primary factors contributing to these incidents. The enforcement will specifically target drivers using mobile devices, speeding, and pedestrians failing to follow traffic signals. Authorities hope the increased police presence and stricter penalties will deter dangerous behaviour and improve road safety for all users. The operation reflects a serious response to the rising number of road fatalities and commitment to protecting the public.